Extreme vibration at higher speed 70+
Originally Posted by Car Analogy
When you installed the motor mounts, what sequence did you tighten the bolts/nuts? For stock mounts, the bolts that hold the bracket to block are supposed to be tightened first, then the nuts that connect the bracket to mount (and mount to chassis). Otherwise you are bolting in preloaded stress into things. I imagine for aftermarket mounts its a little different, but same principle probably applies. What gets tightened when matters. Sent from my SM-G920P using IB AutoGroup
OEM mounts are soft, meant to absorb the most vibration possible for comfort and noise reduction. I dont know about the OP mounts specifically, but generally when you move to an aftermarket performance style, you get the benefit of less drivtrain movement for more response and power to the ground, but they will transmit more vibration through the chassis, and will also magnify any pre existing issue thats happening somewhere in the drivetrain, including wheel balance. Good luck in the search.
Transmission casing was cracked y'all. It actually completely cracked all the way around. I'm in the process of fixing this now then hopefullly that'll solve the vibration issue. If not I'll just assume that the case broke due to the excessive vibration and my issue is still out there. I'll be checking to see if the drive shaft is properly balanced.
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